Objective: To detect characteristics of persons with ocular hypertension that are associated
with a higher risk of future glaucomatous field loss. Methods: Annual examinations of the …

• In a retrospective study, 92 patients with ocular hypertension, ie, intraocular pressure of 21
mm Hg or higher, and no evidence of glaucomatous visual field defects, were observed for …

Purpose: To evaluate the importance of baseline risk factors for development of
glaucomatous visual field loss in patients with high-risk ocular hypertension. Methods: In the …

PURPOSE: To determine the association between change from baseline in the optic nerve
head (ONH) and the visual field (VF) during follow-up of ocular hypertension participants in …

From annual examinations of 813 ocular hypertensive eyes, the authors compared optic disc
and nerve fiber layer photographs in 2 age-matched subgroups: 37 eyes that converted to …

purpose. To evaluate which morphologic features of the optic disc are predictive factors for
the development or progression of visual field loss in chronic open-angle glaucoma …

• Standardized perimetry and nerve fiber layer and color fundus photography were
performed annually on 1344 eyes with elevated intraocular pressures. In 83 eyes …

We evaluated factors associated with decreased or stable visual function in 72 patients with
primary open-angle glaucoma and complete cupping of the optic disk who were followed up …

Purpose To estimate the rate of visual field loss in persons with open-angle glaucoma.
Methods The visual field data obtained by Goldmann perimetry from 151 persons with open …

• More than 1,400 eyes with either ocular hypertension glaucomatous visual field loss, or
normal pressures and fields (controls) were studied prospectively in standardized, masked …